Pete Davidson, Kate McKinnon, Kyle Mooney and Aidy Bryant are leaving "Saturday Night Live," a source familiar with the situation but not authorized to speak publicly tells USA TODAY.
Each comedian has been a fixture on the long-running NBC sketch show, which broadcasts live and features celebrity hosts, for several years. Davidson, 28, started on "SNL" in 2014 as one of its youngest cast members; McKinnon in 2012; Mooney in 2013 and Bryant in 2012.
"SNL" airs its Season 47 finale Saturday. NBC declined to comment.
Though Davidson is credited as a main cast member, he hasn't appeared on the show in recent weeks, prompting speculation of his imminent exit. According to IMDb, other projects Davidson has coming up include the film "Meet Cute," which also stars Kaley Cuoco; "The Home, which is a horror-thriller; and "Wizards!" which also stars Naomi Scott. He's also starring, writing and producing a half-hour live-action comedy for Peacock called "Bupkis" about "a heightened, fictionalized version" of his real life.
I did enjoy Kate McKinnon tho, will miss her
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